The Four Seasons

The Four Seasons is a spacious retreat to gather with family and friends. It is waterfront home with 200 feet of Canadian Shield lakefront. The property backs onto to the renowned Trans Canada Trail providing year round opportunity for outdoor exercise. The modern kitchen is well equipped. There is a playroom for children and a media room with an exercise bicycle, treadmill and weights on the lower level. There are snow shoes for winter and kayaks, paddle boards, and life jackets for summer. The space There are two independent lofts, each with its own set of stairs, primary bedroom, room with two single beds, and bathroom. On the main level are the primary bedroom and adjacent sunroom, ensuite bathroom, and dressing area with shelves; and also another bedroom with closets and bathroom. Other things to note There are beds for 8 adults and 4 children (or 12 adults). The dining table comfortably seats 8 adults. There are other tables nearby. About Stoco Lake. The public beach toward the south end of Stoco Lake is sometimes closed to swimming due to water safety concerns mainly due to shallow water, weeds, and it being home to many geese. My cottage is at the far north end of the lake, and the water along the rocky shore line is over 10 feet deep. There are far fewer weeds and fortunately no geese. My children and grandchildren love to swim in the lake. However, I encourage guests to take advantage of the lake and water activities (e.g., paddle board, kayaking, canoeing, pedal boat) based on personal comfort. I tested the water from my dock for cyanobacteria (toxins from blue-green algae) and it showed none (Aug 20, 2025). I will continue to test the water.